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E-PrincePrince Moulay Hicham Benabdallah '85, third in line to the throne of Morocco, is smart, urbane, charming, articulate and highly educated. He is also a passionate, outspoken democrat and reformer. This has gotten him into all sorts of trouble.
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i respect him a lot and i.......
What a brain!!! It is sad to think that the Moroccan government is not benificing from the immense experience of this great educated, talented prince. I am based in England...All over the world, we love you, respect you and wish you the best. Take great care of your health as we all need to learn from you.
Nora B
I respect him very much too, he is a good person, maybe too much and he's doing a good job. I fully understand him and that's why I think that his political views and projects for Morocco are some idealistic and a little bit far from the reality on the ground what may make them inapropriate. God bless you, and bless Morocco.
very nice article he is good man went to school with him and we were friends growing up keep up the good work. karim nouri
Well, we wish to have him as a progressive king. But whoever rules in Morocco fear change. We aer meant to stay under "sabat' forever. Inchallah, the day will come.
This is a very good article that opens our minds to lots of unsolved mysteries.
Keep up the good work
Good Luck
HRH is truly one of the most amazing individuals I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. I meet him and his protection detail in Kosovo. He was generous in his words. While there he lived a very simple and was extremely hard working Prince. He surrounded himself with some very sharp young men that protected him, He was admired by all in Kosovo and that region, He will always have a special place in our hearts.
This guy wants to lecture us about democracy, and yet he inherited colossal wealth from his father that was stolen from the Moroccan people, I appreciate his efforts to democratize Morocco, but lets auction off all his father's wealth and give it back to the struggling Moroccans if he truly believes in justice and democracy. Words are cheap....lets see some action and results.
God Bless you. you still that nice and kind person you always been, So proud of you and your efforts. growing up under your deceased father wing, I m so glad to hear some news about you. I wish one day my dream will become true and i will be able to meet you.
Halima Touil Ifrane Morroco
see how i wrote my nakename as certain, may be God is telling me that certainly my dream will come true and one day sis moulay hicahm will invite me to go see him at princeton, I live at Massachessetts, single mother of 2 boys, lived 35 years at ifrane at Side moulay Ablellah Villa, a daugher of a mother that worked all her life for the prince loved him to death, and made grow up with their love and gratitude in our hearts.
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